Fall/Winter 2008, Think: The Magazine of Case Western Reserve University

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fall/winter 2008 issue

Judging Saddam Hussein

An open critic of the war and Iraq's fledgling court system, war crimes expert Michael Scharf was given a choice: guide the former Iraqi dictator's tribunal from the inside or mock it from the outside.

Trapped in Plain Sight

From restaurant kitchens to private homes, human trafficking occurs every day in communities around the world and throughout the United States.

dialogue

Craig’s Quest

Craigslist founder talks about how far he’s come and where he still hopes to go.

voice

Bringing Kenya Home

How the country shaped one young visitor. submit your essay

launch

Genius and Justice on the Silver Screen

Inventor's struggle plays out in a feature picture.

Homeless Advocate Gets Down to Business

Bryan Mauk mixes idealism with business sense.

Cancer Screening Breakthrough

New test makes colon cancer screenings more accessible.

With a View

Telescope's new camera seeks out orphan stars.

Maternal Instinct

Brain hormone linked to mother's inherent tendencies.

Twice the Love

Mothers of twins get double the love—and a lot less sleep.

Shelf Life

Recent publications by members of the Case Western Reserve University community.

discover

Gummies vs. Cavities

Gummy candy bears are being used in the battle against tooth decay.

Alzheimer's Hope

Promising results are coming from an unexpected source.

Lowly Potato, Big Possibilities

Your dinner plate may hold a piece of the Alzheimer's puzzle.

Program Pumps Up Fuel Cell Research

A new theory may bring hydrogen-powered cars closer to reality.